Bob's westerns always maintained a high standard. He had fine directors like Newfield and his father, and the screenwriter for many of his films, Plympton.
At 47:07, I can't believe how Bob Steele just stands there right out in the open with no cover, shooting at the outlaws. It make him a perfect target in real life.
Great old western Thankyou for posting
Bob's westerns always maintained a high standard. He had fine directors like Newfield and his father, and the screenwriter for many of his films, Plympton.
What an amazing man and actor, AND what an amazing career for Bob Steele, who played in movies for over 50 years, from the silent era to the 1970s. 🐎🤠
Thanks for uploading this episode.
At 47:07, I can't believe how Bob Steele just stands there right out in the open with no cover, shooting at the outlaws. It make him a perfect target in real life.
Trooper Duffy from "F-Troop" my favorite TV series.
Stood shoulder to shoulder with Davy Crockett at the Alamo - survived that and years at Fort Courage, too!
Not a bad movie thanks for the upload.
About one thousand bullets fired in the final scene and no one gets shot and no one reloads
God bless Bob Terry!
Ted Adams usually plays a villain.Nice to see him as a good guy for once. Villain Carleton Young would become a member of John Ford's stock company.
So, at 47:14, Bob takes cover behind a bush. A lot of good that will do to stop a bullet. lol
At 32:54, what was that gunshot or popping sound when Bob and his white horse pulled up to the tree?